Values in Action

What are personal values?

• Personal values are scientific theories

• Personal values are financial assets

• Personal values are historical events

• Personal values are the principles and beliefs that guide an individual's behavior and decision-making.

How can personal values influence decision-making?

• Personal values can influence decision-making by providing a framework for evaluating options, determining preferences, and ultimately selecting the course of action that best reflects those values.

• Personal values are irrelevant in decision-making

• Personal values always lead to the best decisions

• Personal values have no impact on decision-making

Can you provide an example of an ethical dilemma related to values?

• Deciding between fairness and self-interest

• Choosing between truth and deception

• Selecting between integrity and expediency

• Choosing between honesty and loyalty

Why is it important to respect others' values?

• Respecting others' values fosters mutual respect, empathy, and inclusivity.

• Respecting others' values leads to conflict and division.

• Ignoring others' values promotes understanding and harmony.

• Disregarding others' values encourages healthy relationships.

How can you reflect on your actions to ensure they align with your values?

• Ask others to evaluate actions

• Regularly evaluate actions against core values, consider impact on self and others, adjust behavior if needed.

• Ignore values completely

• Never reflect on actions

Why is it important to respect elders?

• Respecting elders is important due to their knowledge, experience, and the harmony it brings to families and society.

• Respecting elders leads to conflict and discord

• Respecting elders is not important as they are outdated

• Elders do not deserve respect due to their age

How can love be shown amongst classmates?

• By ignoring each other's feelings

• By being kind, supportive, and understanding towards each other.

• By being competitive and hostile towards each other

• By spreading rumors and gossip

How do you identify your personal values?

• Consult a magic eight ball

• Flip a coin

• Reflect on what is important to you, what principles you want to live by, and what brings you fulfillment and happiness.

• Ask a friend to decide for you

Give an example of a decision you made based on your values.

• Buying a new car

• Attending a political rally

• Donating to a charity organization

• Volunteering at a local shelter

Discuss a situation where you had to consider someone else's values before taking action.

• Going for a walk in the park

• Cooking a meal for yourself

• Attending a concert alone

• Planning a surprise birthday party for a friend